Nvidia forecasts a trillion dollars in AI chip orders at GTC 2026, Tesla alienates its most loyal fans with an FSD policy switcheroo, and Meta kills then unkills Horizon Worlds VR in under 24 hours.
Palantir's AIPCon 9 showcased AI-powered military targeting systems during active US strikes on Iran, revealing a future where 20 operators do the work of 2,000 and raising urgent questions about accountability in automated warfare.
LinkedIn reportedly invited an AI cofounder to give a corporate talk, then banned it from the platform. The contradiction highlights a growing tension between tech companies promoting AI tools while restricting AI agents from actually participating.
Tinder is spending $60 million on AI features, real-world events, and a full-scale reinvention after losing 18% of its paying users since 2022. But can the app that gamified romance actually fix the dating culture it helped break?
From Anthropic's military drama to AI taking venture capital jobs, the tech world is getting weirder by the minute.
